Maybe you slept through Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale, which just ended after two days of discounts. Or maybe you didn’t even know it was happening. All good. While the prices of most items have gone back to normal now that the sale has ended, some of the most popular items are still available at all-time low prices. Below, I’ve gathered together the bestselling items that are still available on sale. Here we go.
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Feel free to peruse the above catalog if time is of the essence. For those without a tight deadline, you can read on for more info about each item.
Lexar 1TB Play PRO microSD Express Card
I don’t know if you’ve heard, but Nintendo Switch 2 doesn’t take regular old microSD cards. To expand the storage, you need a faster, pricier microSD Express card. And while this one’s not pocket change at $157.96, it’s a heck of a lot cheaper than the MSRP of $220.
LEGO Super Mario Piranha Plant
Far and away the most popular LEGO set in all of October Prime Day was this Piranha Plant from the Mushroom Kingdom. This iconic snapping enemy dates all the way back to the original Super Mario Bros. on the original NES. It makes a terrific transition to the real world with this Nintendo LEGO set that looks great basically anywhere you put it. And $35 is basically nothing when it comes to LEGO sets for adults.
Sony WH-1000XM5 Premium Noise Canceling Headphones
When it comes to over-ear headphones, Sony’s M-series is widely considered the best in terms of quality for cost. These M5’s aren’t the most recent model (that would be the M6), but this deal makes last year’s edition $200 cheaper. We’re comfortably in the age of incremental upgrades with these headphones, so the M5’s will suit you just fine.
When the Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones first released, our Tech Team's review deemed them "hands down the best sounding and most impressive noise-canceling headphones around."
Ultimate Spider-Man By Jonathan Hickman Vol. 1: Married With Children (Paperback)
One of the tough things about getting into comics is figuring out where to start. For anyone interested in Spider-Man as a character, this is an easy entry point, because it restarts the whole character from a new place. In this universe, Peter Parker was never bit by a radioactive spider. He graduated high school, married Mary Jane, and had a couple of kids. Then Iron Man shows up (along with Kingpin and Green Goblin) and turns his world upside down.
ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB GDDR7 OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card
Graphics cards: they're not cheap! Whether your current graphics card is showing its age or you're putting together a new gaming PC build, this 5070 Ti ought to do the trick. It's a super capable card that can comfortably deliver 1440p gaming, or 1080p at high frame rates.
Back to the Future: The Ultimate Trilogy (4K)
Maybe you already own one of the best cinematic trilogies ever put on film. But do you own it in 4K? This version comes in three formats: 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and digital. I re-watched all of these movies earlier this year with my kids, and they all hold up wonderfully. It’s just a great set of movies. If you're looking for more DVD deals, I highly recommend checking out Amazon's ongoing 'Buy 2, Get 1 Free' deal.
LEGO Star Wars: Return of The Jedi Desert Skiff & Sarlacc Pit
I'm kind of cheating on this one, as it wasn’t even on sale during October Prime Day (I know, because I covered the LEGO deals). But it’s on sale now, for 30% off, the same discount all the LEGO sets got during the sale event. And this set rules. It depicts one of the most famous scenes from Return of the Jedi, when Boba Fett meets his end (or does he?).
Akira (1989) (4K)
Anime used to be a niche thing in the US. But all the cool kids in the ‘90s knew that cartoons weren’t just for children. Japan was exporting some seriously mind-bending and gorgeous animation, and Akira was the cream of the crop. Back then, you’d have to spend at least $30 to buy this movie on VHS. Now you can pick it up for under $12 in 4K. My how things have changed.
Google TV Streamer 4K
I don’t know about you, but my smart TV has slowed down in recent years. It’s going the way of all computers, and it’s becoming annoying to use. If you’re having the same problem, or you want to turn a non-smart TV into a smart TV, this little item will do the trick. It has a powerful processor to make navigation speedy. It lets you stream from all the usual streamers in 4K and HDR. The remote even has voice search and can make noise so it’s easy to find when you lose it.
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach (PS5)
A new all-time low price on one of the best PS5 games of the year? Sign me up. Kojima goes all weird as usual with this one, but it’s a charming kind of weird, and the gameplay sands off all the rough edges of the original. Check out our 9/10 review if you want more info.
Kingdom Come (Paperback)
Kingdom Come is an epic story set in the future of the DC universe, after most of the existing heroes have hung up their capes. A new batch of superheroes has emerged, but they don’t always want what’s best for humanity. With the world going to pot, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman come out of retirement to set things right again. This is one of the best stories in (semi) recent comic history.
Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Bluesky.
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